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Hi team is there a match for polaris sportsman 400 wheel bearings other than ome?

I heard that you can adjust the secondary spring or something and get some performance back after bigger tires without doing a complete clutch kit.
Any ideas on this?

I am in need of a high beam bulb for my 2008 Sportsman Touring 500. I know it is a 886. But are there different 886 bulbs? I saw some listed as fog light bulbs and others did not. Is there a difference or are all the 886 the same?

I want to make sure I order the correct one.

Thanks

ok i have a 1996 trailblazer and had to get a new carb for it the person i bought it off of put a honda carb on it so i bought a new carb and the carb does not have an oil line hook up like my 2002 blazer does so i was wondering dose the oil go straight to the engine right from the oil tank?

Here is my 2019 can am outlander XT 650 camo

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Does anyone know if the vehicle width is different with tracks versus the 62 inches when measured with tires? Need to determine the width with tracks to determine if my trailer is wide enough to transport. Thanks in advance.

Yesterday i went out and started the trail boss and the overheating light immediately turned on. Runs fine but the light stayed on even tho it was freezing outside and i only ran it for maybe 5 minutes. When i shut it off.. The cooling fan stayed on even with the key removed. Went and got a fully charged battery for it and as soon as the ground cable touched the negative on the battery the fan started running. Key still out of the ignition. The high temp light turns off when i turn the machine off... But the fan doesn't. This isnt one of the years that had the recall on the ecm so i have my doubts that is it.. But i dont know. This machine is in almost new condition.. Was barely used. And always garage kept.

I just brought it home and started to go through it. Found the digital fuel gauge is still reading 1/4 full (2 bars?) after I just filled it up. Please help! The last ATV I had was back in the '90s so I'm new to all this electronic stuff. Thanks.

Looking for a PDF copy of a shop manual for a 2000 Sportsman 500

TIA

Cheers

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